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First, I will tell you that you would more than likely be wasting your time with this approach.There are a few ways to propose deals to VC firms and Angels, and a cold email, made from a template at that, is definitely not one of them. IF that email were to somehow land in the correct inbox, it would be liquidated faster than Alibaba. In other words, deleted.If someone walked up to you on the street would you listed to their 'great' idea? Maybe, but probably not. But there is a small chance.If you got something in the mail (i.e a marketing spam letter) would you open it and do as it asked? Probably not.If someone that you know and trust referred you to another person or asked that you meet with them would you? Probably.Therein lies you solution. Venture Capital firms primarily work on referrals. Have someone (or find someone) that can introduce you. Work one or two degrees of separation away from the firm you want to talk with. Often VC's will approach you if you're getting good press or traction which is also another angle. Make sure you have an AngelList profile with all the relevant info, then direct them there. Engage on Twitter or elsewhere. Attend events. Schedule 15 min introduction meetings. etc.Long story short, do anything except send a template email.

I’ll keep this short. (p.s. THIS Answer started out short, but I often go back and reread my answers, and proof read and make corrections or additions as an after thought and so the answer gets longer but more thorough)You don’t mention what state you’re in. So I’ll answer as if you were in California because that’s where I’m located.In CA, you can do what’s called ”Trial-by-Written-Declaration” (TBWD). Translation: you can write up your argument in a brief and submit that to the court for adjudication.You will have to post Bail aka the cost of the Ticket fine. When you WIN they will return the Bail amount.That means you type up your argument and submit that to the court. That’s call a brief of Pleading.You are the Defendant.And the Cop / Deputy / Highway Patrol / State police.So the top left will look like this.John Doe123 Elm StCalifornia City, CA 91111(213) 555–6767Defendantv.California Highway Patrol (Officer Big Jerk)(and do put your phone number in case the court clerk needs to contact you to schedule or re-schedule a court date.In California you also have to fill out form TR-205 formTrial by Written Declarationhttps://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/tr205.pdfaka TR-205 form.Then the court will require the cop to do the same.TIP: And when you do, in Microsoft word, there is a Template, use a Professional grade template like that the left side is 1 1/2 or double-line spaced and numbered. Google that if you don’t know how to find the Template.It looks like this. E.g Make it Professional looking. State who you are, that you declare the following, You are “John Doe - Defendant” and he’s / she’s whatever police / deputy / highway patrol Dept.Put in the correct name and address of the court, It’s usually on the back side or bottom of the citation, or it will be listed in the courtesy notice or letter you receive in the mail.Legal pleading paper (28 lines)http://www.caed.uscourts.gov/caednew/assets/File/Pleading%20paper%20instructions.pdfhttp://www.caed.uscourts.gov/caednew/assets/File/Pleading%20paper%20instructions.pdfLegal Pleading TemplatesOn the Cover First page, put your name and phone number, (in case the court Clerk wants to contact you), And the citation # as the Case number.Sign the last page, put your name and phone number, (in case the court Clerk wants to contact you)A lot of times, most courts you can check this online as well with that Court system.=========================================================If you win, it’s done, case and citation dismissed.If you lose, you have 10-days to request with the ‘court-clerk’ a Trial-de-Novo. That’s Latin for “New Trial”.Then on that day if the cop / deputy / highway patrolman shows up, you can argue the same points or request traffic school.Or where you don’t have Trial-by-Declaration in your state. Go and argue it.There’s something called a “Limit Line”.THAT MEANS: E.g. your at a traffic signal red light wait for it to change. The first line of the two white lines, is the Limit Line. where you cross that, you are NOW considered in the Intersection.It’s the same for a Speed Limit sign. And it can work in both ways or direction.So you were in a 35 mph speed limit approaching a 45 mph speed limit zone.Your Argue these exact words: “The law is reasonable (key word) and as a reasonable person I’m permitted to accelerate to get up to the new higher speed limit that I can see I’m approaching so I’m in the reasonable flow of traffic.” “I performed a reasonable acceleration to the NEW SPEED LIMIT”!Technically, that HIGHER speed limit that AS you are approaching is not effective until the “front-of-your-car” PASSES that 45 mph speed limit “sign”. That’s your LIMIT-LINE. That’s when that speed limit is effective. But you can reasonable accelerate up to the sign.“In the interest of Justice, where the law interpretation and the drive are both reasonable, Motion to Dismiss, Because there is reasonable doubt!”Go on Google maps, and print out both. Google maps has the Satellite pictures where their map car is on the road, use that to show the judge. That the speed limit was Transitioning up, higher. Enter that as evidence of material fact.If the cop / deputy, says anything say, this, “Objection, as hearsay for purposes of appeal”.You tell the court (Judge) the analogy is this, if you were driving in a higher speed limit say the reversal 45 mph speed limit, and up ahead is a 35 mph speed limit, the law is reasonable for a reasonable person to gently brake or take the foot off of the accelerator and let the car coast down. You shouldn’t have to have slam on your brakes.Technically, it works the same in reverse, that LOWER speed limit that AS you are approaching is not effective until the “front-of-your-car” PASSES that 35 mph speed limit. That’s your LIMIT-LINE. That’s when that speed limit is effective. But you can reasonable accelerate up to the sign.And many courts, many courts use these “Monkeys” who are nothing more then Pro-Temp Commissioners; they’re just volunteer attorneys. And to get favoritism with Law Enforcement, these “Monkeys” often just “rubber-stamp” Whatever the Cop says, when they should error on the side of the defendant.These Commissioners try to get Favoritism with law enforcement because they have aspirations to become a judge one day, and getting an appointment as a judge someday and they want law enforcement to “endorse them” as if they are tough on crime; as if a traffic ticket is a “crime”. It’s not, traffic tickets are not crimes, They are called “Strict Liability”. They are not a Felony nor are they even Misdemeanors.So you say “objection” for purposes of Appeals. I have appealed traffic court cases where I lost at Trial , and had the case overturned and dismissed on appeal. When you appeal a court case; it goes to a “banc” of 3 judge panel. And the DA / District Attorney prosecutor must make a response. So, (The DA) he’s / she’s probably swamped with higher profile such as Felony, Robbery, Murder, Rape, whatever. And they’ll grant the motion to dismiss, but you still have to follow format and form and function in your arguments. I once appealed a case and told the appeals panel the Traffic Court judge was biased, racist, prejudice vs. defendants, and the case was dismissed; because it wasn’t only me. I wrote what I observed at trial on how the judge treated every defendant not just me, and the Appeals court agreed. He convicted everybody without truly listening or giving weight to each persons argument as if they were all LIARS and only the cop was telling truth. Judges and especially Commissioners can be ignorant or corrupt like anything else in life, and you have to fight that. This is how.Ask for a REAL JUDGE: Not a Commissioner! They may tell you, you’ll have to wait, you tell them sure. It’s your right to have a real judge.Bring this, print it out and read it if you have to or are nervous!!!Good Luck!If you like this answer give me an upvote below please, ThanksNote: added later as an after thought! I often go back and edit or re-edit what I wrote when many people upvote my answers.Here’s a way to get out of a Radar speeding ticket. Or some ways to get out of a speeding ticket. I do this for a living so trust me.Most cops stand next to their car or sit in their car with their Radar / Lidar on the side of the road with their car engines running. So in the scenario above; the Cop tags your car with his Radar / Lidar, throws the device or puts it down in the car, then rev’s his engine and chases after you. So at the point the front end of your car hits the “Posted Speed Limit Sign” at the “Limit Line” he has not idea how fast your were going, because he already dropped the radar and sped up to prepare to apprehend you. Say this in court: “Motion to Dismiss” for lack of evidence to prosecute. You had slowed down to anticipate the lower speed limit or higher speed limit.2. And if more than one ticket is issued from that exact spot. (so ask how many tickets has he issued from that spot that day??? or How many tickets has he issued from that spot in the past Six Months). = Then that constitutes as a “Speed Trap” and that’s against Federal and State Anti-Speed trap laws that inhibit Interstate & Intrastate commerce. In essence, he can only issue one ticket from that location, then he has to move on and find a different spot.3. Put them on notice that you will obtain a “Class Action” attorney and sue under class action for Anti-Commerce violation of speed-trap laws. California and the Federal Gov’t both have statutes against “Speed Trap(s)”.4. Then do a “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” or better yet, do all of the above. The purpose is to “inundate” the Cop to produce all these “Culpatory or Exculpatory” evidence. Each road, that is being used to issue speeding tickets on must have been surveyed by the agency that owns that road (in the past 7 years). Subpoena that report in it’s entirety. Make him produce it as proof.5. Then do a “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” or better yet, do all of the above. The purpose is to “inundate” the Cop to produce all these “Culpatory or Exculpatory” evidence. Each Radar / Lidar, that is being used to issue speeding tickets on must have been “Calibrated” before and after use by the agency (Cop / Deputy / Highway Patrolman) that operates that device. Subpoena that report in it’s entirety. Make him produce it as proof.6. Then do a “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” or better yet, do all of the above. The purpose is to “inundate” the Cop to produce all these “Culpatory or Exculpatory” evidence. Each Radar / Lidar, that is being used to issue speeding tickets on (The Operator E.g. the Cop) must have been “Trained Properly” by the agency that owns that road device. Subpoena that training report in it’s entirety. Make him produce it as proof.7. Then do a “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” or better yet, do all of the above. The purpose is to “inundate” the Cop to produce all these “Culpatory or Exculpatory” evidence. Each Radar / Lidar, that is being used to issue speeding tickets on (The Operator E.g. the Cop) must have been “wiped” of the previous speed of the previous car he just issued a citation to by the Cop that operates that device. Subpoena that report in it’s entirety. Make him produce it as proof.10. So most cops are “Lazy” and once you do that, they’ll either “not” show up or not give you anything. At which point, you do the following below.11. Here’s the catch. Where the Cop / Deputy / Highway Patrolman doesn’t produce ALL of the items above per your “Subpoena” or “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production”??? You say or enter with the court.“Motion to Dismiss, this officer or law enforcement “Failed” to produce as part of the “Subpoena” or “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” Culpatory and Exculpatory Evidence, The court must rule in favor of defendant for lack of evidence to prosecute.”Once you did the “Subpoena” or “Subpoena” or “Motion for Discovery” or “Motion for Production” FOR ALL THE ITEMS LISTED ABOVE??? He has to comply and prove that he is in compliance with those demands!!!See, the Gov’t has the “burden of proof” not you!!! And he’s the Gov’t Star witness. Any one of those could be or have evidence that was in your favor and he failed to produce it to create a “Reasonable Doubt” (Key Buzzword) in the eyes of the court!Make him / her earn their pay!!! Make them work!!! Because with that ticket, they’re trying to take money away from your to feed yourself, feed your family, your kids. Make them earn it!If you like this answer give me an upvote below please, Thanks

Today’s my 43rd birthday.For the past several years I’ve marked each birthday with a post reflecting on things that matter to me and experiences I’ve had up to that point.This year, I’d like to share a bunch of things I’ve learned to do to make my life just a little bit easier.Some relate to work and some to fun, but they’ve all helped me and I hope some of them can help you too.Here they are, in no particular order…1. When scheduling a meeting with somebody, always be the first one to suggest the time or place — don’t just ask, “When’s good for you?”It’s great to be accommodating, but rather than outsource the meeting time/place to when is most convenient for somebody else’s schedule, take a shot at first suggesting whenever is most convenient for your schedule.Most times they’ll agree to whatever works best for you.2. When you screw something up and have to apologize, be angrier about the screw-up than anybody else is.When you mess up, people want to know you’re sorry, but they really want to know that you care.Show them you’re more upset about it than they are and they will often ratchet down their own frustration with you as a result.3. Be empathetic with people you interact with who have jobs that are different than yours.If you tell somebody you wouldn’t ever want their job because it seems really hard and that the work they do seems like it’s consistently underappreciated by others, they will love you. Trust me.4. Learn to say no. Often.This may be the most valuable skill you can learn in life.The better you are at saying no, the more productive you will become, the happier you will be, and the easier life will be for you.5. Use paper plates, but real silverware.There are a lot of times when paper plates make things easier. But when you use a paper plate, still use real silverware — it will make your food taste better.6. Only give your email to people you want to hear from.If your inbox is a disaster, it’s your own fault.7. Carry cash as a way to stick to a budget.If you want to put yourself on a budget, figure out a weekly amount and take it out in cash at the beginning of the week. Then only spend that amount. It’s much easier to not overspend when you use cash as opposed to cards.8. Pay somebody to clean your house if you can afford it.Unless you’re one of those sick people who actually get joy out of cleaning, this will be a good use of your money.9. Spend money on things that save you time or use your time.Most material items don’t do either of these things which is why they tend to be a hollow use of money.10. Don’t be cheap with your heat or air conditioning.The easiest way to make your life easier is to live it at a comfortable temperature.11. Turn off all phone notifications.They’re poison. While you’re at it, try to develop these phone habits as well.12. Don’t keep your phone in your bedroom.Need something to wake you up in the morning? Get an old school alarm clock. You’ll sleep better if you’re phone’s nowhere near you.13. Start turning off lights an hour before going to bed.Our bodies adjust to the sun setting and we can recreate the same effect indoors by gradually turning off lights in your house as you get closer to bedtime. It will help you fall asleep quicker when the time comes.14. Don’t have a mail bin — deal with it as you get it.When you get the mail from your mailbox, don’t throw it somewhere to deal with later. Handle it right away. Throw out junk mail, pay bills as soon as you get them, and don’t ever have to stare at a mail bin full of stuff you have to get to later.15. Use Spotify’s Discover Weekly playlist to find new music.It’s the single greatest algorithm I’ve ever seen and each week’s new custom playlist always includes multiple songs I’ve never heard from artists I’ve never heard of that I love. I bet yours will too.16. Follow fewer people on social media.Every time I cut down the number of people I follow on social media, it makes my feed infinitely more interesting. Thin the herd regularly.17. Ban yourself from eating at restaurants you’ve been to before every once in a while.For two weeks, only go to places you’ve never been to before and you’ll discover new places you love.18. If a place you’re going to is walkable, then walk there.It’s good for you and it feels good.(Note: This one’s particularly true if you live someplace like Los Angeles — results may vary if your town has slightly less beautiful weather.)19. Let calls go to voicemail.Don’t ever feel like you have to answer the phone just because it rings.20. Don’t try to have inbox zero.It’s completely meaningless how many unopened emails you have in your inbox. Don’t waste your time chasing a goal that doesn’t matter.(Yes, I appreciate the irony of me telling you to have snail mail zero but that a packed inbox is fine.)21. No TV in your bedroom.See: Everything I said about not having a phone in your bedroom.22. Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day — even on weekends or days when you don’t have to work.Our bodies like routines and you don’t develop a routine by altering it every few days.23. Pick the right person to marry.Not easy to do, but highly recommended.24. Don’t fight for little things. Do fight for big things.This is true in your work, art, and relationships.Don’t get hung up on things that don’t matter much, but dig in your heels when it comes to things that do.25. Always help people advance their careers.Pass on their resume, recommend them, give them advice. It will come back to you in the long run.26. Learn a flexible and valuable skill in college (or after college if you didn’t in college).The skills you develop are more important than the credentials you carry. Develop a true skill will make everything else in your career easier.27. Make monthly mixtapes or playlists.You’ll always have music to listen to that you love and an easy way to take a fun trip down memory lane.28. Upgrade for extra legroom on airplanes for any flight longer than two hours.You’ll never regret it.29. Spend money on convenience as opposed to an extravagance.Money spent on things that make your life easier will serve you better than money spent on things that make your life more impressive.30. Use Google alerts.If you have an interest in a particular subject for work or fun, set up Google alerts to have new information about it delivered to you. It’s the easiest way to know more (and know quicker) than most people about that subject.31. Don’t get into negotiations.Figure out what you think is fair, what you’re willing to give up, and what you need to get in return. Make that offer and be willing to walk away. Don’t play games and try to “win.”By the way, here are some more thoughts about how to get what you want in a negotiation.32. Focus your efforts on things you can control.Try not to worry about the things you can’t.33. Choose an aisle seat at the movies.Having nobody next to you far outweighs being centered on the screen.34. Choose a window seat on an airplane.You don’t have to get up whenever other people in your row want to get up and you don’t get bumped by every passenger who walks by during the flight.35. Remember your opinion is as valid as anybody else’s.Just because somebody disagrees with you or criticizes your work, doesn’t mean they’re right.36. Watch lots of comedy.Laughing makes everything easier.Bonus points if you learn to actually be funny yourself because that will make things even easier for you.37. Employ the “You took it last” rule.When my brother and I were young, we developed a system to determine who would be responsible for putting the chips (or whatever we were snacking on) back in the pantry when we were done eating them.Basically, whoever took the last chip was responsible for putting the chips away.It turned every snack session into a game of chicken, trying to guess at what point it was safe to take another chip based on when you thought the other guy was going to stop eating.Stressful? Maybe. But, it made it easy to figure out who had to get up off the couch, so it definitely made life easier.38. Don’t let decisions linger.If you’re not sure you want to do something, don’t delay the decision for no clear reason. Decide whether to do the thing or not as quickly as possible — when you delay for no real reason, you just let the anxiety around the decision build and make things harder than they need to be.Decide and live with your decision.39. Be confident…and humble.Confidence will make everything you do easier.However, if you don’t combine that confidence with an equal dose of humility, you’ll turn people off and things will actually become more difficult.40. Question things.There are a lot of “rules” in life that aren’t actually rules.When you question things, you’re able to customize your life in ways that make things easier. It makes you realize you have more flexibility and control over things than you realize.41. Don’t screw people over — especially your friends.Especially your friends and colleagues. They can make your life easier in all sorts of ways if they trust you.42. Figure out a template for all your passwords.Create a template that makes each password you use unique but easy to remember.43. Find a place to keep track of your ideas.Whether it’s an app, a blog, a diary, or a birthday blog post, keep track of your thoughts in some way.They’ll deliver value to you in ways you can’t imagine and if nothing else, they’ll become an easy way to remember where your mind was at a particular time in your life.Like, for example, the day you turned 43 years old.Written by Josh Spector – Medium